I read in the docs that you can differentiate between muliple classes by using
the annotation injection:
| @In(name="currentUser")
| User currentUser;
|
| @In(name="assignedUser")
| User assignedUser;
|
| @In(name="requestingUser")
| User requestingUser;
|
How can I "create" these objects in my managed bean? I mean, if I have an
Entity Bean with a Seam name of "user", how do I reference a "new" user class.
| Owner information: #{user.username}
| Requesting User: #{user.username}
| Assigned to: #{user.username}
|
Obviously, this will reference the same "user" instantiation. How can I create
a NEW user instantiation, so I can do this:
| Owner information: #{currentUser.username}
| Requesting User: #{requestingUser.username}
| Assigned User: #{assignedUser.username}
|
Thanks for your advice!! I feel that this is something super simple, but I
cannot think of it.
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